Definition of applicancy in English:

applicancy

noun ˈaplɪk(ə)nsi

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Marshall (1755–1835). In sense 1 apparently from applic- + -ancy.

nounˈaplɪk(ə)nsi

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Marshall (1755–1835). In sense 1 apparently from applic- + -ancy.

单词	applicancy
释义	Definition of applicancy in English: applicancy noun ˈaplɪk(ə)nsi 1The condition of having a bearing on or relevance to something; applicability. 2The state or quality of being an applicant. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Marshall (1755–1835). In sense 1 apparently from applic- + -ancy. Definition of applicancy in US English: applicancy nounˈaplɪk(ə)nsi 1The condition of having a bearing on or relevance to something; applicability. 2The state or quality of being an applicant. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Marshall (1755–1835). In sense 1 apparently from applic- + -ancy.
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